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CSS CSS to Sass Refactoring with Sass Finishing and Importing our Partials

Posted by Allison Chefec
Allison Chefec
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Is the application.css file in the css folder created automatically by the SASS compiler? I didn't have that file

At the end of the video, the instructor had an application.css file in the CSS folder. I didn't have this file. Is it something that didn't get uploaded when I uploaded the project files to workspaces or is this something that's created automatically?

2 Answers

Allison Chefec
Allison Chefec
2,781 Points
Allison Chefec
Allison Chefec
2,781 Points

I refreshed the page and the file showed up! Not sure why it wasn't showing up before.

Rachel Potgieter
Rachel Potgieter
11,814 Points
Rachel Potgieter
Rachel Potgieter
11,814 Points

I have had the same problem Allison. I do not have the application.css file in the folder. Can anyone help please?

Freddy Flores Lemus
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Freddy Flores Lemus
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 36,188 Points
Freddy Flores Lemus
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Freddy Flores Lemus
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 36,188 Points

You have to run the ' sass --watch scss:css ' in the console when you finish write all the ' @import ' in the ' application.scss ', this generate the ' application.css ' and you can refresh the page.